Explain Act to Grain Men in Illinois and Missouri
About one hundred grain dealers from Illinois and Missouri heard U S grain standards act details from Rothrock of St. Louis at the Newcomb hotel. Meetings will continue in other state sections as officials outline dockage rules and grade classifications for hard red winter and other wheats. The act becomes effective July 1 for some wheats and August 1 for others, with dockage and percentage rules explained.
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Daois and
Missouri Grain Dealers’ Association
Sxpersisor
Rothrock
St. Louis
Newcomb Hotel
Hlinvis
Missouri
F. P. Mulcahy
Decatur
D. L. Boyer
St. Joseph
Illinois
United States
Secretary of Agriculture
Walla
Advertisers urged to craft entry for prizes
Readers urged to enter a business ad writing contest with fourteen prizes plus grand prizes. Mail replies by Tuesday noon. Names removed. entries judged on merit, regis ter numbers used to conceal authorship.
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Ad Club
Nine divorce cases heard in circuit court
Nine divorce cases were heard in the circuit court Friday, with four continued, three contested, and two awaiting further action. Plaintiffs include Lydia Robertson seeking custody and Marcus Carr alleging adultery, while Mae Boesing, Cordelia Daniel, Ella Herrington, and others describe deserted, drunken, or abandoned marriages.
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Circuit Court
John Dullinger
Minnie Dullinger
Cornelia Sweet
Harry Sweet
Rosa Cline
John Cline
Mary A. Slater
Joseph Slater
Rebecca Bennett
George Bennett
Alta Kigeng
Edward Kigens
Fred Wiesemann
Ethel Wiesemann
Mae Boesing
Frank Boesing
Miller
Police Forge 10 Be City's Pride
Quincy will have a police force the city can be proud of, says Chief Louis Melton. He notes new appointees aim to strengthen the department under Mayor and city administration, with careful gradual changes to maintain morale and enforcement of laws.
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Quincy
Louis Melton
Melton
de Parone
Oyor
John A. Thompson
Local Personal Notices and Visits Around Quincy
Snyder's Taxi ad and a string of personal notices list names and addresses in Quincy and nearby towns. Masters Summers of 4 State Street is in Rock Island while relatives are listed, guests include Grover G High at 2004 Hampshire Street with L Jones and Emmett Jones of Kinderhook. Numerous visits from Missouri and Illinois residents are recorded, plus church preaching plans and summer teaching assignments at Millikin Conservatory and Macomb Normal.
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Snyder's Taxi
James Summers
State Street
Rock Island
Willice Relatives
Grover G. High
Hampshire Street
L. and
Emmett Jones
Kinderhook
Stannus C. Penn
Louisiana
Quincey
Elizabeth
Martha Ann Roberts
R. A. Roberts
Palmyra
Ella Cassady
Ernest Dick
Jacksonville
Payson
R. H. Hartley
Presbyterian Church
Mt. Sterling Presbyterian Church
M. D. Montgomery
W. T. Eddy
Hannibal Fnday
Stella Anderson
Macomb
Ruth Brown
Decatur
Millikin Conservatory of Music
H. J. Leemhuis
Hugo Schuessler
Elizabeth Brunn
Carl Brunn
Sutter
Miss Brunn
Gem City Business College
Mary Colvin of Ursa Dies at 85
Mrs Mary E Colvin of Ursa died at Blessing hospital Friday night after complications and old age. Born in Kentucky 85 years ago she moved to Illinois at age two and lived there ever since. Funeral at 2 30 Sunday at the Christian church Ursa with burial in New Providence cemetery.
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Mary E. Colvin
Ursa
Blessing Hospital
Kentucky
Illinois
Christian Church
John Ellison
Ellington Township
Amy McElroy
Hutchinson
Kane
Thaddeus
Funeral for William Klusman Held at Home and Church
The funeral proceeded at 2 PM Friday afternoon at the Klusman home 713 Washington Street with private services, then at 2 30 PM at St Jacob Lutheran Church conducted by Rev. Klattenhoff. Miss Bessie Dean sang. Large attendance and attractive floral offerings accompanied the proceedings. Bearers were John Holzgrafe Henry Spilker J Philp Menke George Gabriel William Kinsmeyer and Rudolph Wilms. Burial followed at Woodland Cemetery.
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William Klusman
Washinngton Street
St. Jacob Lutheran Church
Klattenhoff
Bessie Dean
John Holzgrafe
Henry Spilker
J. Philp Menke
George Gabriel
William Kinsmeyer
Rudolph Wilms
Woodland Cemetery
Funeral services for Henry Freiburg and infant Helen Walz
Funeral for Henry Freiburg set for 8:30 in the morning at the home 1534 Oak and at 9 at St Francis Catholic church with burial in Calvary cemetery. Infant Helen Dorothy Walz died Friday at 6:45 at her parents home after a five day illness with spinal meningitis aged nine months eight days. Her funeral is at 1:30 at the grandparents home 620 South Twentieth and 2 at St Johns Catholic church with burial in St Boniface cemetery. Friends invited.
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Henry Freiburg
Oak Street
St. Francis Catholic Church
Calvary Cemetery
Helen Dorothy Walz
Louis Walz
Bluff Road
Margaret
Henry Epping
Daniel Walz
South Twentieth Street
St. John’s Catholic Church
St. Boniface Cemetery
Funeral of George Stipe in Home Service
The funeral for George Stipe will be held at 1 o'clock this morning at the home 628 North Fifth street conducted by Rev. W. O. Shank. At noon the body will be shipped to La Grange Missouri for burial in Groverdale.
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George Stipe
North Fifth Street
W. O. Shank
la Grange
Groverdale
Wife abuser jailed for six months in work house
Joseph Smith was convicted by Judge Reardon in police court of forcing his wife to meet men on the street and threatening to kill her. He received six months in the work house plus a $100 fine and costs, with possible charges of carrying concealed weapons and assault with intent to kill pending.
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Joseph Smith
Reardon
Wheelock
Wanted: young woman for general house work at Prin cesa Candy Co
Classified notice seeks a girl or woman for general house work and another ad calls for a girl to work extra on Saturdays and Sundays, both applying at Prin cess Candy Co.
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Princesa Candy Co
Princess Candy Co
Clayton Mennab Thieves Of Auto
Keokuk police chief brought two Keokuk boys to Quincy to lodge them on auto theft charges after stealing the postmaster’s Ford runabout. Suspected by detective Leverson for a low sale price, the youths were arrested, identified as Taylor and Sento, and returned home. A gas trench accident near the Newcomb hotel burned Bert Welty’s hair slightly. Frank D. Whipp resigns from the Illinois State Board of Administration purchas ing department effective July 1 1917. H. H. Kohn of Anna to succeed.
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Charles H. Henneman
Keokuk
Quincy
Court House
Clayton
M. J. Leverson
Coens
Lippson Grubb
Taylor
Sento
Fourth Street
Newcomb Hotel
Bert Welty
Gas Company
Welty
Frank D. Whipp
Illinois State Board of Administration
H. H. Kohn
Anna
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